Wheel sizes.....flush?
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Wheel sizes.....flush?
Hey guys, looking at some wheels and just want to double check. I'm not looking to do hella flush thing but I don't want the sunken look either. the wheel sizes proposed are 20x8.5 + 15, 20x10 + 20. Will this be ample enough sizes to get that flush with the fender look? Also, what size tire would you recommend? Thanks.
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I was thinking about going with 255/35/20 in the front and 285/30/20 in the rear? However, my first thought was to go with 245/35/20 in the front and 275/30/20 in the rear. Thoughts? Also, do I really need to go with a 35 series tire in the front (why not 30)? Thanks.
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I've ordered Vossen CV1's in 20x9 all the way around with a +32 offset. I'm new to this aftermarket wheels thing, but the guy from the shop where I ordered them said they'd work just fine. I want the same size and offset so I can rotate them. I went with 255/35/20 Hankook V12's.
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I've ordered Vossen CV1's in 20x9 all the way around with a +32 offset. I'm new to this aftermarket wheels thing, but the guy from the shop where I ordered them said they'd work just fine. I want the same size and offset so I can rotate them. I went with 255/35/20 Hankook V12's.
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I've ordered Vossen CV1's in 20x9 all the way around with a +32 offset. I'm new to this aftermarket wheels thing, but the guy from the shop where I ordered them said they'd work just fine. I want the same size and offset so I can rotate them. I went with 255/35/20 Hankook V12's.
Not only that, we have staggered OEM setups. Why would you order 4 wheels the exact same size?? You don't need to ROTATE them, you take them in and have the tire flipped. Not only that, the same tire/wheel sizes will be be completely sunk inin the rear, and too large in the fronts.
If you can, I would cancel your order or modify it ASAP!
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they gunna poke out to much, pro kit isnt much of a drop. u need less aggressive offsets bro. if you have s techs or hr's you would be good but might have to use a stretched tire, or normal tires with a lot of shaving of ur bumper brackets
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Not sure why a wheel size that Vossen offers in the CV1 won't have the deep concave? The wheel I want comes in 20x9 and they are making them for me, specifically, so they know I'll be putting them on a 2011 G37S.
It's not like I'll be entering the car in shows, or driving it ***** to the wall on the autobahn. I just want it to look better and not go through tires left and right.
It's not like I'll be entering the car in shows, or driving it ***** to the wall on the autobahn. I just want it to look better and not go through tires left and right.